With only a few days to go until the release of XXV - which can be pre-ordered at Amazon, iTunes etc via links on the site - we are pleased to offer "Atlantean" as a free download (http://www.pallasxxv.com/) in addition to the Monster radio edit and Calendar already available.
Following in the quiet style of previous two albums this is the demo of what could easily have been the XXV album opener had it not been usurped by the much more energetic Falling Down!
It features developments of some of the themes from The Sentinel which also recur throughout the album, so you may want to place this download at the start of a playlist in itunes etc.
Also on the website are track by track samples and band comments to further whet your appetite for the album. For new UK followers who may wish to know more about the band we can confirm that the next issue of "Classic Rock Presents Prog" magazine - due out next week - will include an extensive interview with Paul and Graeme an album review and a track on the cover disc!
For full information and details of upcoming gigs log on to the website at http://www.pallasxxv.com/. The band feel this is their best album yet - we hope you agree!
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Progressive Rock & Progressive Metal - E-Zine
Following in the quiet style of previous two albums this is the demo of what could easily have been the XXV album opener had it not been usurped by the much more energetic Falling Down!
It features developments of some of the themes from The Sentinel which also recur throughout the album, so you may want to place this download at the start of a playlist in itunes etc.
Also on the website are track by track samples and band comments to further whet your appetite for the album. For new UK followers who may wish to know more about the band we can confirm that the next issue of "Classic Rock Presents Prog" magazine - due out next week - will include an extensive interview with Paul and Graeme an album review and a track on the cover disc!
For full information and details of upcoming gigs log on to the website at http://www.pallasxxv.com/. The band feel this is their best album yet - we hope you agree!
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Progressive Rock & Progressive Metal - E-Zine
